Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-20
CaulfieId VS.. Miller.

In Justice Davis Court yesterday the
case Of Henry a. Caulfield VS.. Robert
Miller and Michael Alameda, an action in
ejectment, came up for hearing, Beatty,
benson Il Oatman appearing for plaintiff,
and A. L. Hart for the defendants The
property in dispute consists of lots and 6,
5 and T, Fourth and Fifth streets, the
value o. the use and possession of which
is placed at IS per month. The complaint
sets forth that on June >, 1886, while plain
$ IN possession, defendants. with
slOience and strong hand and by force,
entered upon said premises kicked open the
door OF the dwelling in which plaintiff was
at the time, put pistol to plaintiffs head,
and by the use of threats and menaces, and
the use of actual force, took plaintiff out of
the house, turned him out of the possession
of the premises, and have continued to keep
him out ever since. Plaintiff asks to be re-
stored to possession, for $66 damages, that
said damages be trebled, in accordance
with law, and for costs of suit Owing to
the absence of important witnesses, the
trial was continued until next Friday at
. A. NJ. 1t promises to be an interesting
case, as the parties to it are both de-
termined men, not particularly in love
with each other, and there is apt to be war
at any time.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The eminent
tragedian, Frederick Warde. whose i'm
personations have been highly commended
by the press of the East as well as of San
Francisco, will appear at the Metropolitan
this and tomorrow evenings, and at a
matinee tomorrow, supported By a strong
company. This evening Virginius." in
which he is said to have achieved great
success, will be given, and tomorrow even
ing L" Richard ILL.,, while for the matinee
there Will be a comedy bill" Delicate
Ground and Katherine and Petruehio.'
All lovers OF legitimate drama will be en-
abled to enjoy this engagement as popular
prices Will De charged.
FLOWER FESTIVAL AND CoNcERT.-The
grand flower festival and promenade con-
cert for which the ladies and gentlemen of
St. Paurs Church have been making pre-
paration SO enthusiastically for week or
two, will take place this evening at Turner
Hall Il will be grand affair, complete
in all particulars, and cannot fail to attract
and delight a large attendance. Charles A
Neale Will be director of the orchestra. 1t
should be borne in mind that the manage
ment have determined to give baby
show at the same place tomorrow after
noon as matinee entertainment.
POLICE CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday Daniel White, for having been
drunk, was fined S5.....Ah Bon, arrested
for misdemeanor in refusing to pay his
poll tax, forfeited his deposit. ...Ah Dock
and All Jim, similarly charged, were con-
victed and fined IS each......James Gildea,
accused of being common drunkard, was
either too sick TO talk or even walk, or was
shamming sickness-the officers favored
the latter theory-and his case went over
until this morning 49,. Annie Daily, also
common drunkard, was sent to the county
Jail for 80 days.
THE RENO TRAIE.-It is understood that
next week the passenger train now running
to Colfax will have its trips extended 10
Reno. running on the same time as last
year-leaving Sacramento at ll:5o A. NJ.
and returning at 2:l0 P. NJ. This will not
only be great convenience TO people liv-
ing or doing business between this city and
Reno, but will also be a source of much
satisfaction TO those who desire to make
excursion trips to the hills and lakes.
CLOSING ExERCIsEs.-The graduating ex-
ercises of Mills College will take place on
the 18th inst, at which time Miss Grace A.
Wachhorst, of this city, will be one of the
graduates. On the day before the gradual
ing exercises the pupils will give gym
nastic performance in the forenoon, a
theatrical entertainment in the afternoon
and concert in the evening.
TRY the chest" the light-running Do
mestic," with self-setting attachments, be-
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ferior Sewing Machines. Office, 9th and J. =
To-Day and tomorrow in our sale
Children's white pique dresses, AZ cents
ladies' extra-large white aprons, lace
trimmed, % cents each. Red House.
LADIES satin parssols, cut from 81 % ta
s5 cents ladies' French sateeR-figured
nsrasols, cut to 90 cents, in our three DAYS
sale Red House.